The Art of Power
What role does art production play in contemporary geopolitics? How does the global art market reflect changes in a nation’s political, economic and cultural influence? French gallery owner Nathalie Obadia responded to these questions and more in her conversation with artist Valérie Belin.
"Voix Atlantiques" Highlights Artists of the Black Atlantic Diaspora
This fall, Columbia Global Centers I Paris will present a series of film screenings and discussions with artists who are re-appropriating representations and narratives of minority experiences, particularly those tied to the Black Atlantic Diaspora.
The Nature of Sound: A Mini-Festival
The Nature of Sound is a series exploring the diverse sound worlds of contemporary music. The three concerts present American composer-performers renowned for their inventive and virtuosic artistic practices in electronic and acoustic composition, sound art, and improvisation.
Paris Center Stories: Samantha Seto, MA History and Literature 2019-2020
Samantha Seto will spend 2019-2020 as a student in the MA in History and Literature program. Learn more about her and her plans for this year in Paris.
"C'est une visionnaire": Two days of visionary women
Our fall programming is focused on theme of 'Sirens', and with this theme we are spending the semester exploring the ideas and images that surround water, female tribes, and warning cries. Particularly, our programming focuses on the female voice. We were honoured, therefore, to include choreographer and dancer Bintou Dembélé's voice, and dance moves, in our programming this semester.
The Art of Power
What role does art production play in contemporary geopolitics? How does the global art market reflect changes in a nation’s political, economic and cultural influence? French gallery owner Nathalie Obadia responded to these questions and more in her conversation with artist Valérie Belin.